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35 Funny Posts That Will Probably Leave Trade Workers Facepalming Or Laughing
'On The Tools' is one of those Twitter accounts you don't know you need in your life until you see it. With a bio that promises "trade banter between on-site and off-site workers," it delivers exactly that. And then some.
From funny and weird pictures of workers' everyday lives to OSHA violations and relatable memes about the struggles of the trade, 'On The Tools' has it all.
Whether you're a plumber, electrician, carpenter, or just someone who enjoys a good laugh, this account is sure to brighten up your day.
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Kevin the Manager 2 years ago
If adults were less afraid to ask "why" more frequently, our society would be better off for it!
Onion Patch Petunia 2 years ago
Always wished I had a job that took me in your contact with young ones. They're innocent honesty is a joy
Shyla Bouche 2 years ago
I'd never seen this before. Made my day! Bouche says the builder can have a cookie AND a mousie toy.
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Ken Beattie 2 years ago
Sounds like it, Energex is one of our big energy providers. And if the spider looked anything like this I can understand noping out: https://www.earthtouchnews.com/discoveries/discoveries/in-photos-mysterious-red-fanged-spider-found-in-australia/
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Lotekguy 2 years ago
Nice job of ducking the censorship and making the point efficiently.
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Having a platform to express yourself and relate to other people in the industry can be more important than we think. Especially among these workers.
Concerns over mental health are growing in the construction industry because it ranks second highest in suicide rates among major business sectors.
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I'm.Just.A.Girl 2 years ago
Took me a minute, I looked at everything except the doors and thought "wtf am I missing?" And then I saw it!
Smiley MG 2 years ago
Chippy is a fish'n'chips maker in UK.... So yeah.... Real confusion there.... Lol
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jon gilbertson 2 years ago
that would look great if you filled the foot marks in with colored cement
Praegard 2 years ago
Thousands of years from now something will wonder what walked under deck to avoid danger!
SuperChicken 2 years ago
No, we're not. We just like to put pretty little prints on the plain concrete 🤣🐔
Tuesday's child 2 years ago
Why did the chicken walk on the concrete? Because the chicken is an artist
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Antoinette Maldari 2 years ago
My daughter is 6'1 and in her dating photos she stands next to SUVs, fences, stop signs ,etc. And the people that meet he for first a first date are " OMG!!! You're TALL!!" I'm gonna tell her to take a pic in front on a brick wall for scale from now on.
Shyla Bouche 2 years ago
Just so long as she has a banana with her for people who don't know bricks.
Load More Replies... Ricky Northrup 2 years ago
Proves he's a handy man, good at math, and has great attempts to detail either that or entirely to much time on his hands lol
Riley Quinn 2 years ago
This doesn't work with those influencers who distort their images beyond human recognition.
Multiple factors likely contribute to higher suicide rates and mental health concerns in the construction industry, including the following:
- Male-dominated industry, with men experiencing the highest suicide rates;
- Toughness and strength are valued, mental health conditions, or seeking help, may be seen as a personal weakness;
- Stigma and fear of consequences associated with mental health issues and help-seeking;
- Shame and fear of judgment;
- Chronic pain;
- Seasonal and cyclical work contributing to family and financial strain;
- High-stress and deadline-driven work;
- Limited job control;
- Long work hours including the potential for a large volume of overtime leading to fatigue
- Separation from family when working away from home.
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Trophy Husband 2 years ago
My next friend's dad was a contractor, he would tell me the places his dad built as we drove places.
Nikki White 2 years ago
I know every business my grandpa and/or uncle has wired in the greater Denver area. lol
SkyBlueandBlack 2 years ago
Extra fun to play in Los Angeles. "Hey, where did you say you watched the riots from?" "Richard Dreyfuss' roof."
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Marcellus II 2 years ago
It's important to label the rest too. I'd add "Not plug" to the multiplug, or "Anti-plug" as it's the opposite.
Aisling Raye 2 years ago
I bought a label maker years ago when I was reorganizing my office. I'm not going to lie, labeling things gets addicting (especially when it's odd stuff and you *think* you're funny) and it's hard to know when to stop.
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Dawn Marie 2 years ago
Boy, I need a vacation! At first I thought those were hotdog buns!! Hanging head in shame.
Kevin the Manager 2 years ago
"Hey. If I hold up my shirt, will you press me really hard against the fence with your body?" "No. Ha ha ha ha! No." "What if I promise to put the picture on BP?" "DEAL!"
In fact, according to research done by the Construction Industry Rehabilitation Plan (CIRP), 83 percent of construction industry workers have experienced some form of moderate to severe mental health issues.
Mental illness is now the leading cause of disability in the workplace, said CIRP executive director Vicky Waldron.
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Steve Robert 2 years ago
I'd be slightly embarrassed driving this. I mean how do you explain this to your eight year old kid?
Blessed Bee-Bop 2 years ago
What's there to explain? Everyone poos, lots of us use toilets. Curious
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Lynn Morello 2 years ago
It has been about 40 years since I had that Air Con system on my car.
Shyla Bouche 2 years ago
I keep waiting for one of those "I found something ancient, what does it do?" threads to have one of these.
Ozymandias73 2 years ago
Not only do you get that single arm workout, but the single arm tan as well!
CHRIS DOMRES 2 years ago
The younger generation may not know that this winds down the windows on older cars.
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bottomless.abyss.of.bordem 2 years ago
Yes, if it hurts you feet to walk on the floor
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I actually did this for my step-father when I was a kid for the deck he was building out back. It worked! He drew the house edge, the driveway, and the yard. I built accordingly. One of the few times he and I bonded during my childhood.
Riley Quinn 2 years ago
I drew up plans for a client who simply couldn't visualize the 3D concept from a 2D plan. So, I created a diorama that made it so much easier to visualize and make changes.
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Immortal Jellyfish 2 years ago
This should be multiple choice. A.) Yes B.)No or C.) My neighbor's niece's best friend who I've never met has it and I spoke with my neighbor 4 days ago.
Cuppa tea? 2 years ago
D.) This is a multipharma conspiracy to control people though chips in vaccines. Surely I'm just a bricklayer with elementary school degree, but I did my own research. Plus I watched videos on my phone where was this fella confirming it.
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Riley Quinn 2 years ago
Either those floors are awfully thin or those screws are awfully long.
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Shark Lady 2 years ago
This is the sort of thing my dad and grandad would do, mum and gran learnt to just not watch.
Michael Largey 2 years ago
He should be wearing the clothes he wants to be buried in.
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notreallyraine (they/them) 2 years ago
My dad did this once but inside, it was above our stairs and he put the board on a ladder and it gave me such bad anxiety
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Bent Screw (she/her) 2 years ago
That would be way funnier if it was said rather than written
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Fat Harry 2 years ago
Particularly as it's a masonry bit and he's gone through metal!
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Rabbit Lord 2 years ago
Ah, master craftman skills: drilling through steel with a pneumatic drill.
However, physical safety can't be ignored either. Many of the risks can lead to serious injuries and even fatalities. For instance, in 2020, the number of nonfatal falls, slips, and trips was higher for construction workers than for all workers in other industries, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).
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jon gilbertson 2 years ago
i heard Bob Ross's voice in my head, " it's a happy mistake that makes a happy door"
Rebelliousslug 2 years ago
Somebody said on another post they installed their door upside down on purpose so their dogs could look out. 100% support the doggy viewing rights and the smile is just extra cute
Carla Campbell 2 years ago
I love this! Just read an article about people installing doors upside down so their dogs can see out.
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viimatar 2 years ago
Our first shared apartment, straight out of a complete renovation, had this flaw in the bathroom. They'd just hauled a moveable shower stand in there, after first brooming the leftover tile shards into the sewer hole. Guess if it flooded over and into the entrance hall already on the first use. I emptied the sewer well at least, sure, but it didn't really help that much. About three or four complaints and a couple of months later, they replaced the flooring. Meanwhile, we kept on mopping. It was a student flat, so i suppose it didn't really matter to them if the structures maybe got a bit damaged.
Robert Wiersema 2 years ago
That's by design. The lot is required to hold a certain amount of water before spilling into the storm drain.
Celtic Pirate Queen 2 years ago (edited)
We have this on our main balcony. The drain pipe is above grade, so every time it rains we get Lake Ralston to deal with. PS: we live in Oregon where it rains OFTEN.
Ronnie Cutshall 2 years ago
That's why you don't level completely. A slight tilt toward drain workers wonders. If done correctly you never notice.
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Carbonel 2 years ago
The only thing wrong with this is the order. “Tea, ..milk, no sugar”. There, fixed it.
Robert T 2 years ago
Is no sugar without milk okay? Or do we have to have milk with sugar to not put in?
Petra Schaap 2 years ago
where's the "please, thank you!" ??? This reminds me of a guy that had the nerve to tell by BF that the coffee he was served tasted like s**t and that it had to be italian coffee (guy was italian) It was a good thing i wasnt at home 😂
Riley Quinn 2 years ago
Shouldn't that read: tea with milk, no sugar? I drink my beverages black, but this seems right.
Danish Susanne 2 years ago
I pity people who cannot savour any of the many tastes of the different teas.
Load More Replies... Cpt. Robert "Panda" Christian 2 years ago (edited)
That is supposed to read: "Tea with milk and sugar, please. Thank you. "
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Annie Persson 2 years ago
I feel it in my fingers / I feel it in my toes / Christmas is all around us....
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In 2021, OSHA’s most frequently cited job site violation was falling. The agency issued more than 5,400 violations for falls during that year, which totaled a combined $28.8 million in penalties. Construction is an inherently risky job. Most workers understand the potential dangers they can face. However, it’s easy to overlook basic safety protocols.
The bottom line is that these folks have it hard. So if anyone deserves a good laugh during a break at work, it's them.
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The Original Bruno 2 years ago
Gotta admit... it does look like a bra... but the tips are worrying.
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Ba-Na-Na 2 years ago
At first, I thought it was a nursing bra with a nipple flip
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iBlank 2 years ago
my dad asked his new apprentice once to grab some wood screws, and the dude returned 2 hours later to say he could not find any wooden screws
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Michaelann Dahlman 2 years ago
They are beautiful, but I would never wear them. I fell off a pair of platform shoes when I was 18, spend 6 weeks on crutches & with my jaw wired shut.
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Shark Lady 2 years ago
My daughter would love these. I'd break my ankles and probably dislocate my knees if I tried to walk in them.
Aisling Raye 2 years ago
Perfect for a sexy lumber jack costume and literally nothing else. Lol
Tracy Wallick 2 years ago
I actually kinda like these, even though I could never survive wearing them
AppletreeChild 2 years ago
Actually not that bad :| I mean not for work but I can see people wear them in their personal time :o
LynzCatastrophe 2 years ago
Eh, I'm hunting to replace my own work boots and just saw one with two inch heels. Honestly considering buying them just for fun. And to test a theory, I didn't see regulations stating flat shoes....
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I'm.Just.A.Girl 2 years ago
Omg, how do you get that close to your head with that thing? Owwww....
Pandapoo 2 years ago
We had a contractor working on our deck several years ago. Came home from work and saw the drill he was using laying on the concrete with blood spattered around it. Come to find out, he was trying to drill through a post from the opposite side with the drill bit facing towards his head. The drill bit slipped and hit him between the eyes. Could have been worse I guess.
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Eightball97 2 years ago
That is going to be about safety. Can't have long poles flapping about when walking among the public.
Luna Crow 2 years ago
Also came to say this. Some sites have narrow twisting routes with a lot of crews running around, so anything over a certain length requires someone on either end to make sure no one gets it in the face
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Riley Quinn 2 years ago
As stupid as this looks, it's actually safer for every person and inanimate object on that walk. Two people won't swing it around as readily as one person would.
Bill Swallow 2 years ago
"Right", said Fred, "I'll put the kettle on!" (God, I miss Bernard Cribbins...)
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Paul Brown 2 years ago
In the US if the painters are in a union its against union rules for them to move that stuff.
mooshoflove 2 years ago
Oh man.. Took me so long to figure it out! Thought the darker color on the wall was the shadow from the material v_v
Ken Beattie 2 years ago
The one good thing is it's just a layer of undercoat. So easy to touch up once the tiles are moved. Then you'd do a second layer of undercoat over the whole lot and no one will know the difference once it's painted.
Petra Schaap 2 years ago
haaa this is me cleaning at work when they have been told a 1000 times to clean up before i'm there and they still dont :-D
Kobe 2 years ago
Depends. Here you are supposed to clear the walls when you want them painted. So I do get it actually. It is actually not their job to clean house first. Unless they have put down the stuff there themselves of course....
Ace 2 years ago
Then you either find someone to clear the stuff away or you don't start doing the painting.
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Riley Quinn 2 years ago
Not much of a savings grace, but at least the drop cloth got the brunt of it.
Reiska Vonkkeri 2 years ago
Only for own fault. Next to that hard plastic bucket is The real one, which you should use.
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Rodney McKay 2 years ago
It only happens in photos that have been set up, like most of the other stuff here (e.g., the Photoshopped splinter under the fingernail, above).
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Gary Geracci 1 year ago
Ah! Not the first and based on some posts i've seen definitely will NOT be the last!
Paddy Cahalane 2 years ago
That was planned perfectly, now by the time the rest is dry enough for him to vacate the area he has just enough time to paint the last patch and pack away for the end of the day 👍
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Immortal Jellyfish 2 years ago
You said you wanted the couch moved, you didn't say anything about not putting holes in it.
Onion Patch Petunia 2 years ago
Going to cost extra cuz I had to use the forklift
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Heidrance 2 years ago
as he's holding a trowel, i'd say it's pretty deliberate
Load More Replies... Roan The Demon Kitty 2 years ago
funny idea for someone in the trade, but all that black is a bit much imo also those are some weirdly shaped arms in proportion to the head and torso...
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Ricky Northrup 2 years ago
Wonder how horrible those guy is to work for with this level of malicious compliance
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sdizzle85 2 years ago
They're referring to the direction of the door handle. It should point inward, away from the jamb. In this case, no foul because it opens inward, thus not creating an obstruction.
Genny McD 2 years ago
Look at the metal part that goes into the wall when you latch it. It's backwards. Anyone can use a credit card to open the door
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Chihuahua Mama 2 years ago
Just make the structure creating the shadow taller, then drinking time will come sooner! /j
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Thomas Bentley 2 years ago
If it was a nokia, taking it out would reduce the structural strength of the building by 50%.
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Lyone Fein 2 years ago
Me all the time. . . Oh when will they start selling utility trucks in the US again?
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Roan The Demon Kitty 2 years ago
"I have good news, and I have bad news... the good news is, we washed your floor for you, the bad news however..."
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Best Behave 2 years ago (edited)
Oh sweet child, apprentices can’t afford those, them’s only for rich people
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Raven Sheridan 2 years ago
I dunno about stupid, but it certainly looks unhygienic.
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Roan The Demon Kitty 2 years ago
Redneck engineering at its finest, I guess. But this seems unhygienic as hell
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DadManBlues 2 years ago
Overcharging? Do you know how expensive a Ł50 spacer? At least Ł94.99.
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As someone who lives well below the poverty line I just see this as money bragging.
Robert T 2 years ago
Can't remember when I last saw a £50 note. We don't seem to use them any more.
Roan The Demon Kitty 2 years ago
Those 50's look accurate to the old £50 notes that had Boulton and Watt on them (since they now look completely different and have Alan Turing on them) but a part of me is saying this is fake because despite the fact I have, on numerous occasions, drawn more than 50, or even more than a hundred etc, I have never in my life seen a £50 in person lmao xD
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S. E. in Indiana 2 years ago
Well, the good thing about this photo is that there is no plumber's crack!
Ronnie Cutshall 2 years ago
Yup, sometimes I get good advice and other times a few extra hours if pay.
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Roan The Demon Kitty 2 years ago
well.. i sure hope thats an inwards opening door at least. ._.
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I aM dA sQuIdDy SqUiD sQuId 2 years ago
Theoretically it is correct but I don’t think that’s what they meant bro 💀
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trollingergirl 2 years ago
German TÜV and Dekra would love this. Technical inspection associations are registered associations that carry out safety inspections as technical inspection organizations. (source: wikipedia)
Mark Mark 2 years ago
Are they next door to the Department of Irrelevant Words Department?
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Judy 2 years ago
Been playing too many Fast and Furious Games on the PS5 (4?!) I don't play...
Joshua David 2 years ago
Me either and I never have. It's games of competition and and skill. I'm not competitive and my attention span and for detail are terrible.
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Abrufal 2 years ago
No one has to do this you can cut dry wall with really anything sharp, could have at least cleaned up the edges
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Tim Douglass 2 years ago
Had to tape a job like that. The guy complained that I used too much mud.
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Chewie Baron 2 years ago
Especially considering it’s a Vauxhall Corsavan !!!
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S. E. in Indiana 2 years ago
After you are done washing your hair just plug in the hair dryer, how convenient.
Fat Harry 2 years ago
Someone who clearly isn't certified as a "part P competent person" and doesn't understand wet zones. For non-Brits: you are not allowed sockets ANYWHERE in a bathroom (apart from 110v shaver sockets which have a different plug design from the usual UK plug) and definitely not above a bath or shower, where you're limited to 12v appliances only.
Robert T 2 years ago
Illegal in the UK, but other countries such as Malta and Cyprus also use our three pin sockets.
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Judy 2 years ago
Over measured by 2 yards or 2 meters or whatever! Measure twice, install once!!
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Roan The Demon Kitty 2 years ago
at least this can be easily fixed with some reflective window tape or a tiny blind or something.
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Maya Baggins 2 years ago
It took more work to be that petty than taking the bottle off of there
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Robert T 2 years ago
Somebody mixes up width and height on the order. You removed the old door before you realise. It will be 2 weeks before a replacement can be made. What do you do?
Judy 2 years ago
This is outside the house!!! Supposedly installed the WRONG DIRECTION! Windows to open and close from INSIDE the house! Local criminal says"Thanks for helping us out!"
Richard Salisbury 2 years ago
No, this is very clearly an outside door, you'll note that you can't see the handles to open the windows because they're on the inside.
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vos (they/she/he) 2 years ago
well they tried... wait no i don't think there was any trying in this particular job
Debby Keir 2 years ago
Once had a toilet window replaced - the guy measured in inches, but ordered in centimetres - ended up with a teeny tiny window......
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BewilderedBanana 2 years ago
there's a properly built wall already in place... at least copy the darn thing
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René Sauer 2 years ago
Reminds me of a remodeling show I once saw in germany: A couple was mad at their building company because they build their house absolutely shoddy. Amongst other things the basement ceiling was too low to be used as bed rooms, which they desperately needed. So, what did the workers of the show do? they sawed every wall all around through and lifted the whole building up a couple dozen centimeters.
Heather Menard 2 years ago
Looks like they are going to add a roof and made space for the joist
°CORLEONE° 2 years ago
Probably the guy next to them is remodeling the whole house. I thing that is smart actually.
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Stardust she/her 2 years ago
I just eat with my hand if there’s no cutlery
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Glengoolie Blue 2 years ago
It's not finished yet. Needs a bit of sculpting and a coat of paint.
Pieter LeGrande 2 years ago
So get out your penknife and do a bit of whittling while watching tv in the evening.
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S. E. in Indiana 2 years ago
Maybe should have bolted the tv bracket into a wall stud instead of the drywall. DUH!
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Peppy 2 years ago
There’s only one £50 though, it’s wrapped around a bunch of receipts!
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Heidrance 2 years ago
okay - that reminds me of the British-period-films parody "Stiff Upper Lips", when the Entitled Upper Class Twits go to Italy and then India, they bring their lawn tea service with them everywhere. Including the lawn, cut into squares and carefully packed in a box. It looks pretty much like this by the end of the film...
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Kat Martin 2 years ago
I'm fairly sure this is from the village I live in. There was a balcony there but it got condemned as the one next door fell down.
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Kobe 2 years ago
Probably needs keys or something to move it....better be pis***d about the ones whose job it actually was. Why blame the painters all the time ? The painter may not even know how to move the **** thing.
Gabby Simmons 2 years ago
Maybe the painter should have told someone to move it before painting???
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Blue Johnny 2 years ago
I looked again.... they cut the tools out of picture at top.... a grocery Cary all
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oktopus 2 years ago
Click on the small grey "OnTheTools" link lelow the picture on the left.
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Kristie French 2 years ago (edited)
The top part of the photo is missing here. Lol. Check it on Reddit. Lol. Dying😂
IguanaStampede 2 years ago
BP cropped the photo too much. Click on the small OnTheTools link at the bottom left of the picture for the entire view.
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Ronnie Cutshall 2 years ago
In my 40 years as a carpenter. I can honestly say not one in here surprised me.
Ronnie Cutshall 2 years ago
In my 40 years as a carpenter. I can honestly say not one in here surprised me.
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